We are thrilled to welcome the internationally renowned Caritas Choir, conducted by celebrated composer Paul Mealor, for a spectacular afternoon performance. The concert will also feature very special guest Bryn Terfel, one of the world’s most distinguished bass-baritones. This promises to be a truly memorable afternoon.
Geoff Palmer has a particular love of the cello and, since moving to Aberdeenshire, has performed many well-loved cello favourites alongside contemporary works at the University of Aberdeen and venues across the city and shire. In 2023, he asked Scottish luthier Ian Greig to create a new cello for him—a true labour of love that Ian gladly undertook and completed over two years.
We join Carmen in her boudoir, as she tells her own story in words and music. Dare you consult the cards with her? What does she think of the men in her story? Did she foresee her gruesome ending?
Routes is a string quartet with a difference; made up of traditional folk musicians,
Routes writes and performs a combination of contemporary compositions and innovative arrangements of traditional music. The ensemble bridges the gap between classical and folk music; exploring the vast textures, tones and intimate musical qualities which are characteristic of a string quartet.
Festival de Noel is back for it's 4th year, bringing a wonderful line-up of events and workshops from Friday 6th December to Sunday 8th December.
An enormous treat for fans of the cello, Rebecca Gilliver, principal cello of the London Symphony Orchestra, Philip Higham, international soloist and James Halsey will indulge their love of chamber playing and take the audience on a memorable journey for the evening.
We are delighted to welcome the Aberdeen City Music School for their ‘Braemar Concert Tour’.
A rare chance to hear these fine cellists and experience their enjoyment of playing together, the Three Cellos are coming to St. Margaret’s Braemar!
Blending elements of classical, jazz, folk and the Scottish hymnal tradition, Earthtones Trio’s music contains uplifting melodies, flowing accompaniments, infectious rhythms and a mixture of ancient and modern harmonies.
Multi instrumentalist and singer Megan Henderson’s profile continues to flourish with the release of her debut solo album Pilgrim Souls. We are delighted to welcome her to St Margaret’s with her newly formed trio comprising of Su-a Lee (Cello/Saw) and Alistair Iain Paterson (Piano/Harmonium).
